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Glenn Clark

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When Pop-a-Shot basketball becomes an Olympic sport, Glenn Clark will win the gold, silver AND bronze. In the meantime, he's continuing his career as a Baltimore sports media person. We say "person" because he has too many jobs to describe them all right now. You hear him on "The Comcast Morning Show" & talking about the Ravens throughout the day on WNST. You read his columns on WNST.net, and if you're a female you've been awkwardly hit on by him at least once. If not, he says you should give him a call. He's been accused of being the adopted son of Gary Williams, and will fight you if you don't think Roberto Alomar belongs in the Hall of Fame. He prefers lacrosse to baseball, Robert Randolph to Led Zeppelin, Blue Moon to red wine, and Chick-Fil-A to anything.

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Gary Williams Confirms Terps No Longer Recruiting Lance Stephenson

Posted 7 months, 28 days ago
by Glenn Clark
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The Sun’s Jeff Barker cited two unnamed sources in reporting Monday that the Terps were no longer pursuing star New York recuit Lance “Born Ready” Stephenson (Lincoln High). And the only name who could confirm such a thing did so Tuesday morning.

In an interview with Bob Haynie on AM1570 WNST, Maryland Head Coach Gary Williams confirmed the Terps have closed their 2009 recruiting class. When asked by Haynie if recruiting was “done for the class of ‘09″, Gary did not mix words.

“Definitely.”

Certainly Stephenson’s recruitment has been so strange that I wouldn’t be surprised if the story had another twist; but this would almost definitely appear to slam the door.

The interview is available in the Audio Vault at WNST.net.

Stephenson

-G

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3 Responses to “Gary Williams Confirms Terps No Longer Recruiting Lance Stephenson”

  1. Diamondback Blogs | Born Ready will not be coming to College Park Says:

    [...] In an interview with WNST’s Bob Haynie on Tuesday morning, Gary Williams said the Terps were done with the 2009 recruiting class, essentially confirming The Baltimore Sun’s story that the [...]

  2. Kevin Says:

    Hey Glenn, thanks alot for the post. But I can’t find the audio link for it, where exactly on the site is it?

  3. Wednesday Morning’s Crabs and Beer | Glenn Clark’s Blog | WNST Says:

    [...] to everyone who came out to The Barn last night for the annual Ravens…Read It » Gary Williams Confirms Terps No Longer Recruiting Lance Stephenson 23 hours, 11 minutes [...]

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